Career questions tagged codingskills
What should I do after learning OOP in my programming studies?
I'm studying programming at university, but the university is very slow, and I want to know what I should learn after OOP in C++ and Java.?
What do I do if I want to go to college for biomedical engineering
,What do I do if I want to go to college for biomedical engineering, but I don't really know what to study to help me go into in im finshing my first year of high school, and i took honors biology, got a 4 on the final and Integrated Mathematics 2, and i am taking Chemistry, geometry next year I have a career path going for coding so what classes can i take that would help me
I keep hearing over and over that it is important in one's profession to have "AI skills". I understand how AI is going to change the work force in the future, but what particular AI skills are important to have?
So far I am a SME with AI computer hardware, networking and infrastructure. I have built an agent at home, used few shot tuning on a generic LLM, and did a resume builder and mock interview on it. I have a small prompt library that I keep at work and at home, slowly expanding to making skills and eventually larger tools. Is this enough to say "I have AI skills"? Is this going to become the same thing as saying "I have MS office and internet skills" in the future? Should I be focused on training, prompting, building, RAG, embeddings, ethics, coding, APIs, genAI, model tuning, agentic workflows, and certifications before I say I have AI skills? Basically which skills are desired or required in the future?
I need to know if I'm learning to code or not??
I'm currently doing a data analyst bootcamp and I don't know if I'm absorbing and learning how to clean and preprocess datasets, please tell me if all I have to do is practice until I feel like it came to me?
What would be the reason for somone to choose computer science?
Hi, I’m applying for a scholarship and one of the questions asks why I chose Computer Science and to share a personal experience that motivated me to join this field. Could you please share your experience? For example: – Why you chose Computer Science – Any personal event or moment that inspired you to join Your input will really help me understand different perspectives and guide me in writing my answer. Thank you so much!
What colleges are best for getting into the technology field, especially software development?
I'm currently a 10th grader in a dual enrollment program for computer science looking to get into software development. I have very little experience with programming outside of what was needed for class, like very basic use of the windows command prompt and Ubuntu. I would appreciate it if I'm recommended colleges around Maryland, but if there's something much better that's further away that is also fine.
When looking for internships, how can I stand out from other applicants with skills that may be the bare minimum?
I am studying Computer Application Development at a trade school. I often view postings for open positions that are way out of my skillset. I am worried I have not accomplished enough despite working constantly. I would like my next job to be in industry, but am struggling to find open positions as well.
What should we do to improve ourselves if we are programmers?
What skills are most essential for a programmer? How can we improve our skills? How could we get into a better company? What should we do to improve ourselves in college?
What skills should I start learning in high school if I want to become a software engineer in the future?
Senoir at high school
What are the roles and responsibilities of a computer engineer?
I'm a 1st Computer engineering student and I am genuinely curious to those that are currently in the industry like how do you collaborate with others or teams in your work? What does a typical day look like for you? And what skill do you think are the most important for a computer engineer to have? And finally, what are your primary responsibilities? Its a bit long, but thank you for taking your time to answer :)
How to learn coding , of any type , easily and not have trouble understanding.?
I'm currently learning python and javascript , but I can't do my own projects, I just feel empty with no knowledge of how to code, I know I should practice more, but I haven't learnt in a while now, please help me 100%
How can I develop skills for future internships and jobs?
I recently completed my freshman year in university as a Computer Science student; however, I plan to specialize in Data Science in my junior and senior years. I want to build skills necessary for my career as I am struggling to find internships, especially since several of them require experience, which I lack. Please suggest advice on what I can do to qualify for internships and improve my skills for the future.
Which Technology should I learn in this year, to get a job
I am a BCA student can I get Software Engineer jobs?
what are the education requirements for one to become a software engineer
what education requirements does one need to have in order to become a manager in software engineering